Aprill 17. Numb. 26. The continuation of our former newes from Aprill the 8. vntill the 17. relating these particulars : The holding on of the diet of Regenspurgh, with the Duke of Saxonies refusall to appeare, his letters to that purpose vnto the elector of Cullen. The taking of the citie od Igla in Moravia by the Marquesse of Iegerensdorff, and other exploits of the Lord Budiani, and the Baron of Rodern, with other parts of the armie of Bethlem Gabor. The Emperours preparation to resist them. The Duke of Bavariaes new levies also for himselfe. The late bootie taken by those of Franckendale. The state of religion in the Empire. Together with the chusing of Christian Duke of Brunswick to be Generall for the lower Creitz of Saxonie. The taking of the countie of Schowenberg by the forces of Count Mansfield. As also, the preparations of the King of Denmarke and the Hanse townes. The businesse also of those of the other partie, Monsieur Tillye, the Marquesse of Spinola, and others. The warres of the Grisons, and the new league for the recouerie of the Valtoline. Lastly, diuers other particulars from sundry places; as the Iesuites enterlude at Rome, th troubles of Constantinople, &c